News: LEGO Pokémon set coming in February 2026 revealed

First look at the new LEGO Pokémon sets coming in February

It was announced that the LEGO Group were releasing LEGO Pokémon sets sooooooo long ago! Well, it’s almost time to catch ’em all! The first of the new LEGO Pokémon sets have just been revealed, with a release date of 27th February 2026. Let’s take a look!

72151 – LEGO Pokémon Eevee

This Eevee figure is instantly recognisable from the world of Pokémon, with its cute face and perky tail and ears.

The limbs and head of this Normal-type LEGO Pokémon figure are movable and the tail can be angled. It can be posed into authentic positions so Eevee can be made to look like it’s on the move, launching into action.

Even its ears can be posed, dialling up the appeal of this charming display piece.

72152 – LEGO Pokémon Pikachu and Poké Ball

This 2050-piece LEGO set is packed with Pokémon details! A colourful piece of gaming room decor, this yellow Pikachu model, with its black ear tips and red cheeks. It has a tail that can be built to show it in male or female version.

Other iconic details include lightning sparks symbolising the energy stores of this Electric-type Pokémon and the “25” incorporated on the display base as a nod to Pikachu’s Pokédex number. It can be displayed in a dynamic battle stance launching from the opened Poké Ball, which can also be displayed closed when the Pikachu figure is in resting pose.

72153 – LEGO Pokémon Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise

This LEGO Pokémon figures set includes 3 iconic Grass, Fire and Water-type Pokémon in their final evolutions. Evoking memories of your mastery as a Trainer. This epic 6,838-piece set includes 3 Pokémon battle action figures – Venusaur has movable vines and feet. Blastoise has an articulated head, arms and water cannons. While Charizard’s wings, legs, arms and head can be posed.

As a surprise, this Pokémon model kit hides an Easter egg waiting to be discovered. Each figure can stand alone or be mounted on a stand that comprises beach, jungle and volcano biomes, representing each Pokémon’s type and making one epic battleground.